West Muskingum High School - Tornado Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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ice Aides Girls JW! variezy gf kg roles The office aides fill a variety of roles assisting school secretaries as well as faculty members. These aides are girls who give up one of their study halls in order to spend one period in the office, There are many jobs for these girls to do including figuring attendance for records, mimeographing tests for teachers, answering the phone, taking messages to students, and typing various papers for the secretaries. The practical experience gained in this capacity is useful when applying for office positions upon graduation. . Office aides are chosen through the guidance office and receive orientation during the late summer. ABOVE: Jody Rusk prepares to transfer an incoming call to an inner office. RIGHT: Marsha Fisher reloads the mimeograph machine as Theresa Slater checks for readability. H' BACK ROW: Bonnie Taylor, Margie Johnson, Amy Sebaugh, Sheryl Simmons, Kathy Gramlich, Patricia Shrader, Rebecca Dingey, Rebecca Sorg, Jill Warner, Linda Miller, Theresa Slater, and Pam Kent. MIDDLE ROW: Lois lrvin, Marilyn 58 Downs, Judy Browning, Jody Rusk, and Myra Johnson. FRONT ROW: Debbie Gonder, Marsha Fisher, Linda Cooperrider, Deb- bie Henderson, Vickie Parsons, Linda Porter, Linda King, Vickie Wittlinger, and Jean Moorefield.

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yearjs actz'zJz'zfz'es agenda I ROW FIVE: Richarson, Karen McGonagle, Rhonda Wolgamot, Martha Daw, Melanie Debbie Peck, Constance Schartzmiller, Melanie Davis, Debbie Jasper, Susan Amicone, Paula Tom, Connie Kessler, Pamela Tom, Valerie Walker, Jana Greiner, Sandy Dingis, Pam Kent. BACK ROW: Joyce Dunz- Weiler, Cindy Hartmeyer, Tomi Daniels, Judy Conrad, Karin Willians, Suellen Perone, Nicci Zellers, Brenda Stewart. Martha Weiser, Diana Foltz, Judy Shaw, Karla Morrison, JoAnne Hofstatter, Debbie Williams, and Beth McCloud. This year's Girls' Athletic Association developed new interest and enthusiasm as opposed to past years of relative inactivity. Working under the guidance of Mrs. Joyce Marlatt, the GAA undertook widely varying activities in which the entire club partici- pated. These events included apowderpuff football game, schedule of exercises, weiner roast, volleyball tournament, and an activity night. The club also sponsored an open house party that featured a variety of activities. GAA officers in the 1969- '70 school year were Bonnie Taylor, presidentg Jill Warn- er, vice-presidentp Linda King, secretary: and Fritzi Myers, treasurer. ' v , . 4

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I s 2 Shown carrying on a lively conversation with Leroy are Regi F1'Ye and 5'-'San Householder- unzors make lab work easter Biology aides carry out the important role of assisting all Biology I students. Meeting two periods every other day, the biology aides are pupils who desire to learn more about the subject than what was offered in the first year. These stu- dents are chosen on the basis of their performance in Biology I. To help sophomore students, these aides prepare specimens for dissection and help students with research work in the library for their projects. They also help the biology teacher, Mr. Zechiel, grade test papers and comment on projects that are prepared throughout the year. As part of their credit, the aides are required to do a special project. 59